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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23

tH Let it be recorded. There were six
graduates in the class at Morrow, Ohio, this
year, all girls, two very poor, and unable to
afford costly graduating dresses. Thereupon
the other girls very generously proposed, and
all did appear in calico frocks, saving much
modification and invidious comparison. II
was generous thing, the only instance Of
the kind in history.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23

.YT The late revolutionary Republican
Legislature doubled the salary of the Cover
nor of this State because Little Breeches
Foraker said he wouldn't run for the Office
again this year upon any other terms. Now,
if the farmers and workingmen of the State
don't sit down upon this nice little arrange
ment, made at their expense, they will
exhibit woeful lack either of sense or spirit.
Er.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23

sB The Bryan Democrat is in favor OF
holding the Senatorial Convention at Van
Vert on Thursday, Sept. LIST. Substitute
Napoleon, please, and we are with you. The
Democrat also says that Williams county will
present the name of Thos. j. Young as a
candidate. Little Henry will present Her
man Groschner for denomination, and it
should be accorded him. as q faithful servant
is entitled to a second term. Ef
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23

"a John H. Reagan, of Texas, will be the
only farmer in the U. s. Senate after the 4th
of March next. The last census shows that
there are 100000 farmers in the country
and only GA, 900 lawyers, yet when it comes to
going to the U. s. Senate, law gets away with
hog and hominy every day in the week.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23
- The hieh minded Republican count

- The high minded Republican county
chairman of Somerset county, Pennsylvania,
is behind the bars for violations Of the elec-
ton laws, and the last call for meeting of
the Republican county committee was issued
from the Somerset Jail. As there has been
NO request for his resignation, it appears
that ''the party of moral ideas" sees nothing
UNPLEASANT in the situation.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23

~ The next Presidential election of the
United States, which will occur in 1888, will
be the first Centennial of Presidential elec.
tions, the first election having taken place in
1888.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23

~ When General Grant sanctioned the
exchange of flags between the north and
south we don't remember OF the G. A. R. or
the Republican politicians offering protests.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23

~ The general belief in Washington is
that Secretary Lamar will receive the ap-
pointment to the vacancy in the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23

a The Illinois Legislature has passed a
bill prohibiting the sale of tobacco in any
form to minors under sixteen years, without
written consent of parents.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23
PrObateNOtice.

NOTICE is hereby givon, that Isaac Livenspars-
~ or as Administrators Of s. L. Patrick, deceas-
ed has aled first account of his administration,
which will be for hearing and settlement July fst,
1887 D. MEEKISON,
.. Probate Judge,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23
Notice of appointment.

Estate of Herman Heber.
NJ OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified as Ahminis-
traitor of the estate OF Herman Heber late Of Henry
County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this f4th day of June 1887.
JOSIAH KoLLER.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23
DITCH NOTICE,

all Lot and Land Owners Municipal and Private Corporations
fected by the Ditch Improvement Herein Designated.
Henry yCOuntyo
To Levi D.. .Stugese tai . .
In the matter of County Ditch pned
Gray and others.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-23
Notice to land owners.


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23
aVIKn

There was Q large audience at the
opera heuse last evening and for tive
hours and 9 half the houss rang with
laughter ct the oomicaliiies Of that ex-
eeIlsnt comedian Nell Burgess. Mr..
Burgess sf coarse had . reputation that
IVES country -wido and it vas natural
that the audience should expect some
thing ID the comedy line that was, en
the whole, above the average. They
were NOS disappointed. From first 20
last the play ran smoothly and II the
auditors were tired when tbs nnal cur
tain vas Fung down, it vas only because
lhsir sides fairly aohed from continuous
laughter.
Neil Burgess is the life Of The play
and the support has hftle to do save
form an acceptable background for the
stare performances. The company vas
good one, however. and the result was
presentation Of the comedy which
proved emiuently satisfactory. Mrs..
Pudy vas - dry as ever, and, g. usual.
ran everything and everybody 10 suit
herself. BurReas In his rendition Of the
part was ably seconded b. Joseph Pal
meF - the hen-peeked husband, and
the cast Otherwise vas coed. TIE CIR
Gus scene oroatsd much merEiment, and
the acRobatic performance at the close
Of the third act By Measrs. Bouler and
AcVeiRh vas appreciated. JndginR
from tie reception Of Ma. Burgess iast
evening another large andienos viii he
IN attendance 60 The performance 10
night.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23
APPRECIATED.

eRArxxR, wash. Ter. Dec. n, 1881.
Editor u Post Inteliiee1eef, Seattle,
VT. Dear Sir.-ff ! may be allowed
spaca % yoar columns wish % thanh
tee Canadian Pacific Railway Con.
cary, and especially y. founE, repre-
sentina the @. z. 4 al Daluth, through
whose splieitation ms ticket vas par
chassd from Hnhor springs. Michigan
ID this eity, for the delightful trip fe
Gently enisyed By me ever the Canadian
paosae. / f0and ihe accommodations
as represented. the scenery magnificent.
the efiieials very pleassnt end oollRinR'
st0ppine a. different piaces Of interest
fos sac benefit Of passengers
I do nos hesttate 70 recommend tnia
roate 10 any travelling 90 or frcm the
Fsst. Hoars very rcspectfuiiy,
AMAxpA PAKKKR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23
w ~ WIzaRD Is ooMI1o.
sonE rNTRnxzxmo zEADTHo ron TIE
PU0Er SOUND Kill ownKHs.

somK 1NTRnRzxMo nEADIuo ron TIE
Pu0ME SOUND KILL oWuKRs.
Il think can give you soma ihsorma-
ton Ia ssRHFd to ths tug Wizard com
ing here which will be Fead vitk inter-
eal," said q veil posted business man.
yesterday. "In ihe frst place. I will
stats THAI TIE Wizard is a powerful tuR
boat controlled By The simpsons, one Of
the strongest lumbeT manufacturing
frms on the Pacific coast. with mills 90
Coos Bay and Ia the redwuoda OF Cali
fornfa. Some time ago the PuRes Sound
mill companies beld 9 conferences and
e0neiuded 20 pool their issues. As an
eatRrowth Of this conference . corpora
ton was formed Ia San Francisco,
known as she Pine Lumber Association
OF California, which receives all the
lumber cut on the sound Whloh h ship
ped 10 San Francisco. sails is and pro
rates the proceeds among the dlHerebt
mills according 20 the amount furnished
by each. Ia thia way cutting Of rates
n absolulely avoided.
"An effort was made q few daye aeo
30 induce tue simpsons % Join thls as-
ISOLATION, bat they refused. and in oF-
der 10 force them 20 JOIN The rntli Own
ere on Puget sound organizsd toint
st0uk company for the purpoee - Euiio
ing q mill on 9fay's HarboF 10 opV0es-
tton 10 the Slmpsons. Nov. 10 order 81
eet back on soc Pczet Soonders, the
simpsons have decided TO send fhe ting
Wizard over here and Gus Eatss Of tow-
are 20 s1on "a alarming extent that she
mfil o9nefs who control the towing eas
mess on These waters viii BE- clad 20 cry
quits. AbIa infoFmaIon comes ~ one
pretty straight, aud you are a. liberty 20
pu0lish u II you ass ns. Simpsons art
simply trying 10 get back ~ she Puget
SQUAD mil owners ~ paying them IN
Their own CON-"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23


Ia frlls@znx lEEnsfEzn q EEL eElatI
uels 60 - zzeera yesarr1ays
Bszspn Eaolnssn b 2. A Raulean
Aok s. hio0k ~. h Qan1nal Eaa1Aia
Aoztk4zn Fa1EHs HAilsnaA O0Mpnny
tez.f2ca11 af 1ale % !. y. De15sun. laI
!. So. .. II. - NJ rs = xLet assss
Ha1zy Il Duuny ana vie 10 Hreus L.
Moss NWM e. NWA q MEX Il Sen
3. p $ ~ HE. "a
t111E1 Do1RaE aGd Wzl1 y 4 9
Mic1aal lola s. s end I, 1loek e. Ma5.
H1I1N a04iilnM 30 6en4l.a. &lo4
y =. Denny a HrnEy 3. InnDBs11,
aeze1Men1 fer warranty eoed q - !,
eloek % D. Z. Dennya psEk addition
% North 3eaffls. efc1
5gAEDh GaFbast nn8 wIfa 70 naEKl1
h1pWn. B,< 81 l44z 7 ans 3, block Is.
-eIccEaA seecud addition % SealtleI
Chazlss Toallner ana wife 10 WHlia
n. Howard and Harris Bgnwp. K5< Of
ME5 a Nw1 ef NEk % Sen. 5. 10. g
NJ M.4E. 9Oo
David Rsslsn 20 5adrs n Andssus.
NWk ct NEL end E5< NE1( Of Sec. 10,
Hannah Renfon 10 Jedns h. Andrews,
sane exssntsd IL EnQlnnd. 81.
Isaac Cooper and wife and IhamaE
kowiaT 90 George W. Davis. part Of
See. =, ~. X n. R.6B.. 500.
HeaFestia Newell ard husband e 3.
4. Turnes. lots 8 and Z, block g. II
kid1'ead3itiou % Seattle. ana iota
aud J, q bleck %. 10 PlummeE'H addi-
ton 20 Seattle. $500.
Bsnjsmin B. freed % B. +. Day and
oalkinz. Moore & Wood, NJ % SWh
and Ek4 o. Sec. ]. Tps s n, B. =,
20 aerta 5000
Charles Z. Merrill and wife 10 Raasr
5. Greene, quit claim deed, lot 6. block
81. q @. TefFyss FIRST addition 70 Ser
ailla. 81.
Roger 8. Crosse aud VITA 10 Charles
L Morrill,, quit claim de1d Of tsa =,
block 81, O. 0. TsREy's hrst addition %
Seattle. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

Lewis Swanson vas charged before
Jussica Jones with beiEa drunk aad dis
orderly and vas 6ned $40 with costs
and paid up
Thomas Batter vas cent 10 The city
jail By Jasiica SoderberR on charge Of
Vaarancy.
Captain J. II. May paid IS for the
priviIeae az getting drunk and expound-
ms anarchy ia the streets.
II Franklin was charged With assault
and battery and acquitted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING.

When you feel q kind OF eoneneas
about the stomach II 10 sign that yonT
food dose noi sit veil and that you aFs
about 70 have q &c Of indigestion.
When you begin to feel nervous and
are unable 10 sit still comfortably; when
your clothes suddsnly seem to lose their
&C and become too tight In places the
&c OF indigestion h surely npon yen.
When this &c Of indigestion Is repeat
"a FROM day 70 day II finally resolves H.
self into dyspepsia.
Chronic dyspepsia will surely make
the happiesf life bell upon earth.
HemembeF that three to tsn OF BRAH-
nRExH'a Pfr.Ls will cure the worst case
Of indigestion or dyspepsia. or both.
aud that q regular course Of them. say
two every night for week or ten days,
will act as . preventive Of either COM
plant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

4
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/ knmmtss~s - ~. es...a - ..nss.
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n1sD 4enzzAl kn1xs uu4eE c1aEtef "a
sne OsE&uz Amp1agemen1 uo@R4nS q
900 oaas roe n1n kfAncl4eos unaeR tn1
-
SOP Eo1aI0 0bt.e1s l1aoea AA1
NALlln& 41E ~. A41 $50 tun4 q eeal
90 board fpx QreEen AmpEueemnne Oona-
p9ny.
calp hlenl4n1 IlEoa 5ea1ln4 Oe4sf
nlksE eoal Tor naa kxanolsoe. VIII =
ready feE - saturday sgeninR Win .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23
PERSONAL.

oh Gilman less New York yesterday
for Seattle.
Captain Loto Hastings. Of Port Town
tend. spent yesterday 10 seattle.
Hon. James Hamilton Lewis 10 again
prnng over law baoks IN his Front street
once.
Captain Sawyer, OF the ahlp Reaper.
spent the day with HE brother. Of this
city yesterday.
Ms. Booth. f5rmeriy Of this ctr. Il an
gAgod Ia she real estate ana mining onsi'
Ress IT ASH md. Oregon
Me-. Frank w. Clayton, formerly Of this
city, b now engaged IN the laWeiff oaaA'
meas In Ashland. oregon.
PIX. Cinyt a. Of Taf0ma. has made 4
nnmhsF Of viaifa 20 tho Queen Ctfy Of late.
10 II ia tho sewing machine bn Ices.
Mr.. J, Il. Mcnonaid hRa returned from
GRtaup. He imported that ali ioEEin 4
camts on tho upper sound arc fushtn8.
Mrs. w. A. Harrington and daughter.
who have been In Kan Francisco Tor the
past Two months. viii return 10 Seattle
early ia tho year.
Watson @, SQUIRE, Mr.. Gsorgc D. Kit
tineer and wife and Nc. and Mrs :, W.
McGlnns Of this city. are yegistered 81
hotels ia New fork city.
OttH E44FUEIEs EdtM " 9ANAI4 @NAN1 $50 "
Tho Dallea. VINO has hcen attending the
University, has gone home 70 spend the
holidays with bic father.
Captain Leandar Green, Of the Emna
Hay ward, leaves this moraing for = VISIT
10 hia home Ia New BrunaWiek. He VIII
Be absent about i've weeks.
Mrs. and Mise Furth viii starr Monday
Tor California, whore Miss FnFth viii en-
ter Mss sneil's Hemieafy ~ Oakland.
Mrs. Furth win return n about two
montha
Colonel Dudley Kvans. for many pears
head Of WeilA, Fargo B Cos business In
Portland, has been promoted % the ku-
porinieadenoY of the compAnyis business
IN Omaha.
Meaus. william A. PeteFs Edward ..
Downing, fred ] Church. William /
share and Frank q. Bienry will spend
Christmas on White river. They will 20
fully equipped fer gunning expedition
Miss Bertha d. Piper returned homo
from the capital city last evening % epend
the holidays with her parents. Whiie %
her way from the wharf 70 her homo she
lost two books when she prizes very
highly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23
BREYFTYRg.


Yesterday vas ne shortes ~ b ne
"a Pramser. VITA : lnrgs crowd *
naeaannsrn. q expeete4 - arrSYo hers ~
. early hoaE this naoEning.
NsH Burgess again fonight Is Fryess
ooega h1lss. Those desiring 4 hna1rf
iaaxh ahoa a not iaii % nxkfns.
NThe stenmsr Kakime hscughl & whole
ii n peopio ug from Port Gamble yDster-
daT % invea II holiday Eoodas
Maxneld tslagrapbed . Captain hat
asid last nlghf - follows Host car
ti0narY acaiheass sisnalA stoxm cen,ins
n q Cape flaExery.
me ahiip Edward o Hrien wa towea 70
ga du-inx tbs a1efaf. sac takes 3fee Eans
mogai 70 san ffanclano Tor the uEeRon
improvements Company.
Tia street railroad company hae Jus
reCsfved fegn ~ e4sksrn STOW 5ptQE.
with which to Keep tneif read n funnfrg
oder this wlntaE IL case sho snow falls.
Archie Fleming. az Han Juan Island,
sanE 10 : lot o. vegetables 70 this city
yestafday, among which uera couple Of
large turnip4 enc wcighiEg = and ne
ether 80 p9ulda.
Last evenings trAin over the eeattie.
Teke gaose & kastern Halfway, consisted
al fnfrfeen loaded freight car. besides t1o
nas1euRer coaches. New rolling stock
M l'e ~. be provided for the rapidly Ia
creaslng buAfaess.
The thlrd gale room IN the Denny
uchaaf h ths oaEY one IN thst building en-
tfsIsd q tbs fall days holiday for haEls
hed 40 eirgsa case Of hardness - t1c
past two mOntlas. The grade y taught o.
Miss l.. &. Twtss.
Nelson ChIlbzrg. the wholesale and 70
All grocer, will be closed for business
frosa .. m. saturday evening, Dec. q.
until a. M Tuesday m0rnAng dec. z,
61rlnQ removal tom his Hresens place OF
brsiness 70 the new ssofe IN the Union
block.
cantain Auderson Of the Idaho Is avery
ear, IN mar. and has the coDn4cnte Of
IA employers. When asAed how = hap
peaed that the idaho coiltoe1 v n inc
Iepproachgd the dock the thee eieclnc
llgnia dazziea me. and nAisJ aogea tns
distance.
me uupls ef he Central school win
hnia 4 Jar A. the fnrner hail this evening
Tor ne beneat q tbs hhrAr1 fund me
prnafRmme viii csnsist Of literary 0ser-
cisea, refreshments. danctrR. and uispo-
aitioH Of fancy WORK through the ~ salatl
of A fat pond. doll table. Hover table ana
fancy work taeie.
James HaRgarty, the msn sentenced 81
Hnt hnmiBh % q srm OF thIe3 snd q half
years Ia the penitentiary for easAult with
intent 70 commit rape. was b. ought on
lbs Munroe last night b. deputs sheriff
nm. Wkitfeld. anu lodge1 for the night
IN the county jail. lie viii be taken 70
Waila Whlla this morning.
Rev. Samuel Green, while ~ Port An
gnles last sunday. preached 70 the colo
nista morning aud evening. ana IN the
afternoon organized nunday school Of
sixty ehiidFei. lie states that there are
cutie q numher OF ChresiAn people among
me calOnints and thinks that floufish-
ing church can be bunt up there.
A WEDDING hae been arranged 10 tak0
place 81 the lighthouse 1t WosI Point on
the llth OF January, the contracting par
ties being the handsome and attractive
dauRhieF OF one Of the oflicern at the
lighthouse and the other = popular em-
plugo In one Of tho leading rnercHnElle g.
attachments on Commercial street. Seal
Ne viii b. their homa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

COMPILING THE OKpINANcEa - CITY
ATTORNEY Gilman and City Clerk Forrest
gave a great sigh Of relief yesterday. For
days they have bsen kept elose ~ work
making 4 new compilation Of toe city or
oinaaces, land any one who knoWe them
must know how load they are q
sticking right down 90 enc ] shh and yee-
terdAy The wolk was compieted with TIE
exception OF the index. which VIII be an.
commenced ANY too soon- Tho only con-
pilAtion was made In 1884 and n sery Ia
complete. and IN fact hlmoet worthless. IN
view Of tbe fact that oue-haif o. the efdt
nances incladed therein have either been
repealed OF amepdsn. This c0mpilatten
has been carefully made, and viii deu ~
less prove valuable % all persons n ne
city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

AnnrvAL OF xHE Cara vKRDB.-Ths
EngliIh ship Gaps Verde YES tOwsd into
Seattle hArbor yesterday and moorsd
alongside the Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern compsnY's outeF wharf, where
she viii discharge her cargo Of sseei
raiIa. She h commanded By Captain
John Mitchell, who spent eight years Of
his lie in the employ Of the Anchor
steamship line. and who is q very clever
Qenkleman. He has Q 6ne ship, and
made the quickest run between Mars
port, Rnaland, and Puget Sound on
record. The Prussia. which bFO1Qht
failFoad iron 70 Seattle, Was Isl days
the Oaroadaiet. with general meFcban.
disc for Seattle and other Sound ports,
Ia9 days, and The Cape Verde lsS days
20 Port Townsend. One hundred and
nfty days is considered an average tFis,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

chiet JuMles 1oneA Psuseuenx As
tceney RsnalA DupaAg unfies S1sta3
Atlorreg Nansag sn.z cthsr Iesaf Inns
naEle1 rslnr1ed last nlx1f frem enoko.
nzilA. uhers IA chfsk jaslies has beez
pssslaink oar lhssensauna of - diutrict
1he mos lmporbns cass curlrx ths
week VS. tl4t 81 Ifs JqrEl.Q1y ~ Jsa.
1.aE.isz, VIZ N.e chaszed VIA ~ esl1ne
lence1 - IL nfIe1r snenx n fhE penilnns
raazF for llEE8 ADD onehaL TUnfs
Il tie exec - Ihe Tcfrilc1T - No11
Camp 1aA tbs in11ef EleA1c ai11F -
aN4hnx ssAd pnAtef asa wna N2e4 4N9
- lnagroeas 80 .nsgeaeed gAz4 Asxi
Campbell peid 9lee for fhe Narns effenss.
Robert Sack ple91ed 50 ~ - tlleaarne
e1aEfe nn6 aid 3 3ns q 41l4
fnnlNn8 AA1ere0n ALAG piAaGea guilty
y ne same clGen1e. bat e. hAn ngt he
NheT9utl14i be was committed - tie
os4a.g ~, g weEk CIT lis .enleaee.
4o1rtl Iz5a UnlzHo States deputy
1naEahal. plefde guilty. 10 The same o.
f4n1e ana ne, TOO, was wltecut ne n1ces.
say SO a1d vii fherefefe be aebarrer
from serving wFiB for soma moalha =
come.
Rsi6hara Ryan was charged VITA injus.
in9 AMI resGfo5 lnN q school bGlidim9 10
prosecution cain that he wsnt % tho
seAoei house ana tore np some bonFda
AMI then pnt quantity o. blasting pow
der n fho stove, and that when The IRE
Was ilt the p1wder expiede1, dong con-
siderable damage % tbs properly Ths
cefencc pat ID ~ AFFIDAVIT 70 he Effect
hat On necouat u he nbsence q = mate
ri4l witness they were unable . 80 On
rffh ffn raae Viii \ ernur flseIW went
ever tiii nexs term,
Geo. Rs Q Ne. sandy ElIlla. Harry Car
roll John PIKE. Robert Bigger. John
Dsffel. Alex. MartinoH ard william Rob
lneoa. were each charged with yloiAllon
81 the Local Option aefe buI % The quee-
tion az the couslftukionalltg Of thai act Is
70 Be fe1led n TIE supreme court d Sanu-
a1y, theiF Cases were adjourned until
next term, aad each Of them gave bonds
r e25o FOR ffeIr npOearance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23
OVERLAND P1sssEgRks.

psnued Madford On fh6 clreNna & Call
eaFsia, 1hunstaF In tnniz1. Mn New
si6wsiI. Thomas Coy. A AbE1Aazn4
fsIIlenhe~w. Harry q EhenE 9 N0ca,
ado. Ma s + Gfi7n. Mrs @ y H1ritk.
irna and - eEnlFranf1
$500 sls o. On ne NotlhsEa paeI6r.
T6nfsdaY. y a BrookmAn and Hffe ice
KIueads, N J WrRht and s. emlEIanle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

NOTICE. Een dellars ge@eFu
wggI BE- said ~ In5okwtntton
seaaIrn - the aresa and corr
vseslsn Of anr enc sound sfoai-
snu copies 81 Sno Post-inssiIl-
gencer deliveries Ythc carriers
slrsushout fne city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

AN ExECUTioN DENANnxp.- -A'pfeeipe
was died yesterday in the district court
Tor Al execution In the case Of Geo. peo-
ieke Va Tong We ChoaE & Company and
etteiA 1hia - a case N which 0eo.
bcnieae recovered SIS damages fog the
haFning CT his fences ls APPEARED that
Lou Fork. Lou Zee Gi and Aoa KING. q 10
lax business Under TIE name OF Tong Ne
Chong & Company. and Wins Tai. eook =
contract from Fred h. sander %. clear up
some property. and that while baFntnx
Tie hraAh and logs tbs nre spread % TIE
propazty OF the plaintiff Hence the
ection. The Gusts N the eaaa amount 70
ylle %. and these are inn,odcd n The
indsmant
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

Buy q ChFtssmas present for he fam
ilv. A thing % beauay h jog fuEuyer.
h wonld b q pleasant reminder Of
SshrirfuIas. We have The o1ly eomplete
line ~ IA nmhsellas, cents EeckueaE.
ssvItsh nnrtisres and silk handkerchiefs
= ~ Il esav. suitahte for holiday Rtfts.
T.,klaa 4 Ssnrerunan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

Louman 4 HAnford annoanos .
.weeping reduo1ion % ell tcya plF~
ekssea dualng the next fcuE days. Oar
rsaaers vii % vel 20 aSAsl teeEeesves
a 4 4 opporsuaIly 70 ebsatb Enad has-
sa4tur. 80 =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

To every gentleman purchases We pre-
sent ticket 10 tbs drawing OF four
beautiful and valuable pr1ss, at the
StaE Clothing House, No. 206 CONNER
oial street. Kline 4 Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

To every ysusa isdy pufes4efr Se
,,.eSsss Gratis ticket % Re dAUtne e
ass silver pitshsk and osa1hstei.
rlrsh, laayia tsilA1 1asA q - niae
$500 Hoes. Ne - uunannzfelni
ssrn~a. Kllna 4 n11unbeRa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

CRuELrY TO ANrMAI&--'f wish yo0
voald call aytcatlon.e said citiEen yes-
tereay, - the brutal treatment dealt cut
10 ho'ses b. their drivers 90 this city.
About i.0 o'clock thiA morning saw 9
eack drivfng hts team - hard az be
cogld drive 70 aowa CONNIE Tcisl stftet
And then hrlug Il 20 desa sto9 IN fFont
q tho o X ealcon. The morning was
very cold bat the horeea had been hard
driven sud were pafspifsnE freely wkea
he brought them % = halt He threw M
Market or snything over tksm. hut Ell
nem Tor nbeut hftcrn minutes TO cooi 81
q best they could. II there was 3 society
tef the preveatiea o. cruelty 20 animals
nere I would Be q proper case Ger tacE
% tAge up."